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Commission approves Dayton Street apartment complex, Echo Tap extended hours
(05/08/12 7:27am)
A city planning committee approved plans Monday for a new apartment complex aimed at student renters on West Dayton Street near Union South.
DC vs. BH Softball: Valiant Cardinal comeback downs Herald
(05/07/12 3:19am)
With apologies to Grantland Rice:
Sex and the single student: Do men and women play by the same rules?
(04/26/12 1:50am)
Walker’s unethical staff under scrutiny
(03/19/12 1:03am)
Two weeks ago, Gov. Scott Walker quietly announced the creation of a legal defense fund in response to a John Doe investigation that has resulted in the arrest of several formal Walker staff members. The probe started with allegations of misconduct among his staff while he was the Milwaukee County Executive and has since expanded to investigating his gubernatorial campaign. Because of the probe’s secrecy—hence,“John Doe”—the full extent of its inquiries aren’t known. But the charges already levied against Walker’s former staffers expose the morally vacuous environment that has followed Walker from Milwaukee to the state house.
FAKE NEWS FRIDAY: Students riot upon news of ‘Figure It Out’ return
(03/09/12 4:39am)
After Nickelodeon formally announced Thursday it would air 40 new episodes of the ’90s children’s game show “Figure It Out,” Madison police reported 12 cases of vandalism and three incidents of public displays of nudity on State Street as UW-Madison students marched to the Capitol in celebration.
Doomtree brings their Minneapolis sound to Madtown
(03/09/12 3:38am)
Friday night Minneapolis-based hip-hop crew Doomtree rolls in to Madtown for a free show at The Sett. The show is one of five stops on the second leg of their No Kings tour, before this group heads to SXSW next week.
echo tap 03022012
(03/02/12 5:58am)
With its renovation proposal, Echo Tap hopes to lengthen its outdoor service hours, the size of its patio and the addition of a “smoking tent” for patrons in the winter.
Echo Tap presents patio extension plans to neighbors
(03/02/12 5:56am)
The Bassett Neighborhood Association met on the second floor of the Echo Tap and Grill Thursday to discuss the tavern’s newest proposals for expansion.
Pulitzer-Prize winner talks post-9/11 government secrecy
(02/29/12 8:42am)
Two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Dana Priest described her work to uncover the immense expansion—and secrecy-- of the U.S. government following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks Tuesday at the Fluno Center.
Looking for a better democracy at the dinner table
(02/29/12 1:41am)
Women's Hockey: The ‘second season’ begins
(02/24/12 6:22am)
Talk to members of the Wisconsin women’s hockey team about the first round of the WCHA playoffs this weekend against Minnesota State, and a similar theme emerges in how they refer to the start of postseason hockey.
The Daily Cardinal Presents: The 84th Academy Awards
(02/23/12 5:00am)
The 84th Academy Awards are upon us once again, and who needs the opinion of professional film critics when you have the opinions of The Daily Cardinal? We have compiled our predictions on who will win many of the major award categories, as well as a list of our favorite films of the year.
Redistricting ruling still to be decided
(02/22/12 8:07am)
Federal judges may take up a redistricting lawsuit Wednesday after Republican lawmakers said Tuesday they could not fulfill the judges' request to redraw the latest state redistricting maps.
Looking back into ‘Protest Village’
(02/15/12 8:54am)
While many remember the Capitol protests that thrust Madison into the national spotlight one year ago as surrounding the right to collectively bargain, the movement first started as an organized action supporting UW System funding.
Women's Hockey: Wisconsin to host Bemidji State for ‘Fill the Bowl’ game
(01/27/12 6:09am)
For the first time this season, the No. 1 Wisconsin women's hockey team (16-2-2-1 WCHA, 22-2-2 overall) will play back-to-back prime-time games at the Kohl Center. The Badgers will host Bemidji State (14-10-3, 8-10-2) Friday and Saturday night at 7 p.m.
In appreciation of awkwardness
(12/14/11 2:29am)
I think it’s great that life is full of unzipped flies, parents walking in on masturbational shenanigans and audible farts during sex. These embarrassing moments are so brutal because they are what people remember you by. You can be the football starter or the swim team captain, but people will still know you as the girl who had her period in the pool during gym class or the guy who shit his pants at Joseph’s sleepover in the seventh grade.
Public discusses plan for downtown
(12/13/11 7:37am)
Knowing your Madison (body) arts scene
(12/09/11 7:52am)
The first thing that meets the eye is a 200-gallon saltwater aquarium. A range of blue tangs, reminiscent of "Finding Nemo," to cleaner shrimp swim and scuttle about in a serene scene of coral and neon swirls.
Culture and reputation: Drinking at UW
(12/08/11 9:06am)
Any college campus has a drinking scene, but UW-Madison is particularly known for its party school status. Here at Madison, students take the expression "work hard, play hard" seriously. But some worry an alcohol-based culture leads to expectations that pressure students to drink.
